Sentence examples for are aware of the implications from inspiring English sources

That's how it will be seen outside Greece, and the rhetoric will build up to ensure that voters are aware of the implications".

Florida's primary will probably be critical to determining the winner of the Republican nomination, and all of the candidates are aware of the implications.

Neymar went to Porto on Wednesday for a medical in anticipation of joining PSG, who are aware of the implications of FFP on this transfer and have been working on ways of complying with that.

And it's important that the public are aware of the implications of vitamin D deficiency, where they can get supplements and how they can boost their intake.

As concepts like Cradle-to-Cradle (Braungart and Editorial McGraw 2005) and Circular Economy are proving that they are here to stay, showing that they are more than a manifesto and a theory, architects might very well make sure that they are aware of the implications of these principles on their profession.

Secrecy may result from parents' desire to protect children, which in turn may result in fragmentation of the family network as they avoid family members who have the disease, or are aware of the implications of the disease.

The four countries have been approached and are aware of the implication of the project for them (exposition of data to SD and WHO, regular use of tool and feedback to provide).

Accordingly, we were required to ensure that my wife received independent legal advice so she was aware of the implications.

She really does look quite shockingly young at the start, and the growing attraction between them, of which neither is aware of the implications, is quite beautifully done.

"The president and some of his advisers appear not to be aware of the implications," said Saunders B. Kramer, a veteran aerospace engineer.

I don't think that we are going to be derailed by it, we just have to be aware of the implications and act accordingly.